Lada 2107 inside a VQ35DE with two Garret GT3582
I am using this:
http://szinterkuplung.hu/motorvezerlo
Sorry, but it is a Hungarian site. What parameter do you need?
http://szinterkuplung.hu/motorvezerlo
Sorry, but it is a Hungarian site. What parameter do you need?
You can find pinout for ECU and all other things in the Factory Service Manual (FSM). Look online for the model/year of vehicle your ECU came from.
I've never heard of over-advancing intake valves on stock ECU or popular VQ management systems. But if you're using some other kind of ECU with different voltage or frequency parameters, maybe it can happen. Why not go with something proven with VQ's like Haltech? Or maybe stock ECU with Uprev tuning?
I've never heard of over-advancing intake valves on stock ECU or popular VQ management systems. But if you're using some other kind of ECU with different voltage or frequency parameters, maybe it can happen. Why not go with something proven with VQ's like Haltech? Or maybe stock ECU with Uprev tuning?
Last edited by djamps; Jan 21, 2013 at 06:00 AM.
You can find pinout for ECU and all other things in the Factory Service Manual (FSM). Look online for the model/year of vehicle your ECU came from.
I've never heard of over-advancing intake valves on stock ECU or popular VQ management systems. But if you're using some other kind of ECU with different voltage or frequency parameters, maybe it can happen. Why not go with something proven with VQ's like Haltech? Or maybe stock ECU with Uprev tuning?
I've never heard of over-advancing intake valves on stock ECU or popular VQ management systems. But if you're using some other kind of ECU with different voltage or frequency parameters, maybe it can happen. Why not go with something proven with VQ's like Haltech? Or maybe stock ECU with Uprev tuning?
Why I use this? Because when I started this project, then I didn't know about Haltech and my ECU is a great one. But this problem opened my eyes and I don't want to crash my engine. I am thinking of the Haltech but it cost me lot and lots of work again with the electronic system.
So you didn't hear about it still now. I think it can happened...
Very nice pictures. The combination of oversize valves in conjunction with extra lift might pose a problem - it certainly appears to on that M3 engine.
On a vq35de with stock cams, I cannot imagine this would be an issue. With high lift cams, I think you would definitely have to be careful about maximum lift during overlap as the cams are probably not designed with oversized valves in mind.
On a vq35de with stock cams, I cannot imagine this would be an issue. With high lift cams, I think you would definitely have to be careful about maximum lift during overlap as the cams are probably not designed with oversized valves in mind.
Stock ECU probably cheapest option (with Uprev flash to shut off NATS and remap fuel) if you want to run it this way, at least in the beginning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtcCPtLBXvI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtcCPtLBXvI
I am thinking on the Haltech or Syvecs. It depends on that, how can I model camshaft advancing problem with my ECU.
http://www.syvecs.co.uk/products/s350z/
I am using this:
http://szinterkuplung.hu/motorvezerlo
Sorry, but it is a Hungarian site. What parameter do you need?
http://szinterkuplung.hu/motorvezerlo
Sorry, but it is a Hungarian site. What parameter do you need?
Good luck with E30 and VQ35HR, that will be awesome car no doubt
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Thank you guys! Yes, it is an E30. My plan is to use the OEM ECU and looks like an original E30. But it is not so easy than I thought when I started this project.
But I don't know what is impossible mean.
But I don't know what is impossible mean.



